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Francis Watson

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A defender with silky skills, Watson hails from the Kimberley in WA’s far north and spent his season toiling aweay at East Perth in the WAFL. Knows how to find the footy and uses his pace to break the lines, Watson was a solid contributor in 2018. Will look to build on his fitness and consistency across the summer ahead of 2019. At a Glance Junior Clubs: Halls Creek (WA) Debut: - Recruited from: Claremont (WA) Brownlow votes: -
Francis Watson
A defender with silky skills, Watson hails from the Kimberley in WA’s far north and spent his season toiling aweay at East Perth in the WAFL. Knows how to find the footy and uses his pace to break the lines, Watson was a solid contributor in 2018. Will look to build on his fitness and consistency across the summer ahead of 2019. At a Glance Junior Clubs: Halls Creek (WA) Debut: - Recruited from: Claremont (WA) Brownlow votes: -
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    Plenty of growth for Watson

    Second year Eagle Francis Watson talks about his objectives for the 2018 season

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  • Watson shines again in defence

    West Coast Eagles defender Francis Watson was one of the Royals' best at the weekend. Watson gathered 30 disposals, seven marks, launched three inside 50s and laid five tackles in a strong display.

  • Watson post-game v GWS

    First-year Eagle Francis Watson speaks to the media following his first game for the club

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The West Coast Eagles Football Club acknowledge and pays respect to the Wadjuk people of the Noongar nation, the traditional custodians of land on the swan coastal plain and east beyond the hills. We pay respect to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to all First Nations Peoples. The West Coast Eagles is committed to reconciliation and empowering First Nations Peoples through the establishment of the Waalitj Foundation in 2005.